Entertainment, restaurants and bars in Plymouth
Being in the south west and Devon in particular, Plymouth has invested in attracting tourists and has developed an economy in which leisure and tourism plays no small part. There is plenty to do and see all year round in Plymouth.

Sightseeing in Plymouth
Despite being known to have had a settlement on the site of the city for over 3000 years, Plymouth has no buildings of great antiquity. However, that’s not to say that Plymouth isn’t without any historical or interesting sites worth seeing.

The Geography of Plymouth
Plymouth is by far the largest urban area in the South West and is the third largest city in the whole of Southern England. Covering an area of 8000 hectares with a population of 250,000, as one of the major cities, it is not densely populated.